ProverbPedia

“English: He that would catch fish must not mind getting wet.”
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“English: Fire and water are good servants but bad masters.”
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“English: Well may he smell of fire whose gown burneth.”
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“English: First come, first served.”
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“English: He wants to have a finger in every pie.”
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“English: The first blow is half the battle.”
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“English: Fields have eyes, and woods have ears.”
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“English: Fiddler's fare; meat, drink, and money.”
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“English: Let not the fiddler play the fife, Nor fifer play the fiddle.”
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“English: Have but few friends, though many acquaintances.”
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“English: Where hearts are true Few words will do.”
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“English: No man loves his fetters, though of gold.”
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“English: The fifer don't pay a fiddler.”
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“English: Love and lordship like no fellowship.”
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“English: Feed sparingly, and defy the physician.”
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“English: Stretch not your feet Beyond the sheet.”
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